He paid for some to go back to Cameroon #LibyanBlackSlaveTrade pic.twitter.com/GHwpZKnq2n— Nkosi Scott (@Muskidd) November 28, 2017 End of Twitter post, 1 Skip Twitter post, 2 May God continue to bless Samuel E'to and his family...  pic.twitter.com/SR6iPdA88X— ntwana ya nextdoor (@Sir_elleassgeh) November 28, 2017 End of Twitter post, 2 Skip Twitter post, 3 One day Samuel E'to will be president of Cameroon  pic.twitter.com/4xl8MHXepo— Swagganova  (@biyela_bongz) November 28, 2017 End of Twitter post, 3 And no be only people for Cameroon believe di tori.
